Is Fury not dipping for Part II the easiest adjustment any fighter has ever had to make in a rematch

This. Fury dipping isn't the problem its when he stops moving. Davison practically begged Fury for lateral movement in the 12 round and instructed Fury not to stand in front of Wilder, who is extremely dangerous when he has a big stationary body in front of him, but Fury didn't listen and got timed.

 

Fury can win if he does not engage at all and just fight a jabbing fight and concentrate. But he went down rather easily the two times he went down. Just flash knockdowns, but that second time could have very well been it.

 

I see both Wilder and Furys first intention on being having a rematch. Wilder has already admitted in his recent interview he has no interest in fighting AJ whilst he also texted Whyte the similar a while ago.

 

Without the dipping Wilder would’ve been landing a lot more right hands than he did.

 

Body punches worked. Every time Wilder threw a hook to the body it landed and forced Tyson onto the ropes aand Wilder promptly went head hunting again. Wilder could win with a sustained committed body attack. https://i.imgur.com/hkM8dMB.mp4

 

It's always great to look in hindsight and say don't do this or that. But fury probably made that same movement dozens of times and didn't get caught.

Just let fury fight how he fights...try to not someone thing and he will end up getting caught doing another....it's a 12 round fight....it's almost impossible not to get hit clean at somepoint.

It's a very dangerous game fury plays with wilder...a simple game of hit me if you can.

A lot of it is Is simply throw enough mud at the wall and something will stick from wilder

 

Wilders problem is he can't adjust, he's as dumb as rocks and has zero boxing brains. That was the best version of fury he could have hoped to fight, but fury will be better prepared and sharper next time.

 

the thing that makes me laugh about Wilder is he thinks he was 50% and Fury was 100% and Tyson cant possibly improve on what he did. he got it the wrong way round.

 

Ah sure, the dipping was definitely effective but I agree that not abandoning it but replacing it at times would be better for avoiding those power shots.
I believe a fully fit Fury could turn south-paw and circle right with the jab avoiding Wilder's right hands no probs.
Fury did do this for a short period but was clearly lacking the confidence and sharpness to maintain it.
Fury I believe felt that a stiff counter right was needed to keep Wilder off him and I think he was wise to stay in his comfort zone. Throwing a South paw left can leave Fury slightly more open if not as strong as his right but Fury does have the skills, just needs a full camp for training specifically for Wilder and he will win even more convincingly.

 

Completly agree with that like made wilder look poor (because he is). But wilders team let him down imo why wasnt he encouraged to work the body? Furys liver must be ready to rupture nearly 3 years on the sesh/drink a couple of body shots when he was holding/grabing and i could of been different, he cant of been conditioned enough to take a blow to the liver/kidney and wilder didnt throw it. Cant stand wilder btw terrible champion, but he was definatly let down by the fight plan, dont think he will see fury in that condition again.